Independence or Union: Scotland’s Past and Scotland’s Present, by T. M. Devine

Donald MacRaild on how the Scots see themselves and their place in the UK

Published on
February 25, 2016
Last updated
February 25, 2016
Donald M. MacRaild
Scottish anti-poll tax demonstration
Source: Phil Maxwell/General Teaching Council for Scotland
Divisive: the poll tax was tried out north of the border. It and other policies seen as made in London contributed to the rift

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